As a matter of fact, May 25 was viewed as a kind of sacred day on which 'dirty' things were prohibited, so the scheduled beginning of the Magnus festival was seen as a provocation. The assumption behind it was that homosexuality was dirty and, on the next level, unnatural and pathological. In the language of politics, this meant 'anti-Communist.'
25. maj je obravnavan kot nekakšen sveti dan, ko so »umazane« stvari prepovedane. Ker naj bi bil festival Magnus, ki bi se bil začel na sveti dan, provokacija, je v ozadju tega domneva, da je homoseksualnost nekaj umazanega ali, v naslednjem koraku, nekaj protinaravnega, bolestnega, s političnim besednjakom pa protikomunistična.